The breathable mesh upper promotes continuous airflow, maintaining a dry and comfortable foot environment during extended activity, best running shoes for overweight.
The On Cloudventure Men's Trail Shoe will perform in the most demanding conditions thanks to its Grip-Rubber profile profile. Micro-engineered with four levels of grip so you remain in control the entire time, whether it's on the trails or the street. Zero Gravity Cloud elements and Missiongrip overlays offer the right amount of cushioning for all surfaces and also make downhill running more comfortable. The two-layer upper combines a supportive and comfortable inner layer with a breathable, light outer layer that's been treated with a durable water repellent (DWR) coating.Features
- Micro-engineered Grip-Rubber sole- The Grip-Rubber profile of the Cloudventure performs in the most demanding conditions. Its sole is micro-engineered with four distinct levels of grip, so youre in control on the trail, and the street.
- Extended 2-Layer upper protection-The Cloudventure family is built with an ingenious 2-layer upper: a breathable, light and durable water repellent outer layer, combined with a highly comfortable inner layer that extends on the Midtop to the ankle, for extra protection and support.
- Intelligent CloudTec cushioning-The patented CloudTec sole has 11 individual pods that stretch back upon impact to offset the forces of downhill running. We call it horizontal cushioning, and it comes on top of our standard vertical cushioning.
- Progressive lacing system-The unique lacing of the Cloudventure Midtop distributes support over the whole top of the foot, to avoid pressure points. It is oriented in a diagonal line to follow natural foot movements - you can see it, but you wont feel it.
- Heel-toe offset
- 6 mm | 0.23 in
- Weight-305 g | 10.7 oz (US M 8.5)
- Standard D Width
The crash pad in the heel utilizes a multi-material construction that progressively cushions impact, reducing peak force transmission to the lower body, barefoot running shoe.
